Krishna Shroff Named Fitness Creator Of The Year At Power Creator Awards 2025

Krishna Shroff Named Fitness Creator Of The Year At Power Creator Awards 2025
Krishna Shroff bags the Fitness Creator of the Year Award at the Power Creator Awards! Known for her unmatched dedication to health, MMA training, and inspirational fitness content, Krishna continues to raise the bar for creators everywhere. From workout reels to powerful wellness insights, she's a true force in the fitness world. Catch her big win and what makes her stand out in the creator community.

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• India.com

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Bollywood has given us many great movies from its early days till now. The 60s are considered to be the best era of Bollywood. Many great movies were released during this time, including Sholay, Dosti and many others, which left a different impression on the audience. However, this one film, which was made under a budget of Rs 14 lakh, broke many records at the box office because of its captivating storytelling and power-packed performances. The Cult Classic Of All Time Here we are talking about the 1957 film Dosti, which was helmed by the renowned director Late B.R. Chopra. The story of the film was based on the damage caused to villages by urbanization. Along with this, friendship, love and love triangle were also beautifully combined in the film. The friendship between Shankar and Krishna, as seen in the film, became very popular. Late Dilip Kumar played the role of Shankar and Late Ajit Khan played the role of Krishna. The story of 'Naya Daur' also focused on Shankar, the horse carriage driver and his farmer friend Krishna. Krishna and Shankar are best friends; their friendship is cited as an example in the entire village. But the arrival of Vyjayanthimala's character Rajni creates a rift in their friendship. Krishna and Shankar love Rajni, but Rajni loves Shankar. Shankar turns his friend into an enemy because of Rajni. Krishna joins hands with Kundan (Jeevan), who brings a carriage to the village. There is a race between the carriage and the carriage, by then Krishna realizes his mistake and helps Shankar. Shankar wins the race and the two become good friends again. More About Naya Daur The makers had a budget of Rs 14 lakh to make this film, which grossed a collection of Rs 5 crore 40 lakh. According to Box Office India's report, in this year, 'Mother India' had the highest collection (Rs 8 crore). By many sources, it remains as one of top 10 highest-grossing Indian films of all time when adjusted for ticket-price inflation. It became the highest-grossing sports film ever at time of its release and remains one of the highest ticket-selling sports film, despite its release only being in India. For this movie, Dilip Kumar received the Filmfare Award for Best Actor for the third consecutive time, marking his fourth win overall. The film was later dubbed into Tamil as Pattaliyin Sabatham in 1958. Naya Daur also influenced superstar Aamir Khan's film Lagaan, which was nominated for an Academy Award in 2001.

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• Time of India

R Madhavan lease Rs 17.5 crore Mumbai apartment, earning Rs 1.6 crore rent in two years

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‘My mom is a big Krishna bhakt…meri beti ka naam Radha hai': Inside Shriya Saran's family home, which she shares with husband and parents

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